Do you know what a RIT team is? Does your Public Safety Dive Team have one in place in case of emergency? Learn more about how your team can benefit from having a RIT team ready to go on every call and during training exercises too.
These two dive sites in New Zealand will leave you ready to book a flight as soon as possible to see all of the marine life below the surface.
Recently an ERDI dive team and a few PFI freedivers found themselves working as a team. You might be wondering why these two groups who participate in very different types of diving needed each other’s help? The photos in this article speak for themselves.
Scuba diving comes with risk, there’s no doubt about that. There are many ways to minimize or mitigate that risk before, during and after your dive. In this article we break down four areas you need to be cautious of and some ways you can make sure you stay safe.
Shark diving is, in many ways, about education and respect. These creatures are wildly misunderstood as fiercely dangerous animals who will attack at any moment. What if we told you that just wasn’t true? What if we told you that diving with sharks could be the very thing that helps save them?
It’s no secret that with diving often comes traveling. It’s one of the perks of this hobby, seeing beautiful places in ways the average tourist can’t below the surface. But are you making the very most of your dive trips during the time you aren’t in the water? Learn about how you can make the most of your surface intervals on your next dive trip.